Brosch AI–Distorted Dreams

Brosch AI–Distorted Dreams / Celine Pham, Jolanda Abasolo, Victoria Wolfersberger, Juergen Hagler - Photo: Celine Pham, Jolanda Abasolo, Victoria Wolfersberger, Juergen Hagler

Deep Space 8K

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Brosch AI–Distorted Dreams

Celine Pham (AT), Jolanda Abasolo (AT), Victoria Wolfersberger (AT), Juergen Hagler (AT)

Brosch AI–Distorted Dreams explores how Artificial Intelligence can reinterpret cultural heritage. The short film animates the works of Austrian artist Klemens Brosch (1894–1926), whose themes of war, decay, and introspection resonate across time. Using modern AI tools, the project transforms his drawings into moving images, revealing the poetic tension between human intention and machine interpretation.

We are pleased to welcome Dr. Elisabeth Nowak-Thaller, who will share fascinating insights into the life of Klemens Brosch.

Ars Electronica Center, Level 0, Deep Space 8K
Fri 5. Sep 2025 15:00 – 15:30

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  • Photo: Celine Pham;

    Celine Pham

    Celine Pham (AT) is an interdisciplinary artist and Master’s student of Digital Arts based in Upper Austria. She works at the intersection of analog and digital art, blending mixed media, Artificial Intelligence, and experimental storytelling. Exploring themes of identity, belonging, and transformation, she continuously redefines the possibilities of artistic expression across different media.

  • Photo: Juergen Hagler

    Juergen Hagler

    Juergen Hagler is a professor, media artist, and curator in the field of animation and media art. He heads the Digital Arts programs at FH Upper Austria and co-leads the research group Playful Interactive Environments. Since 2017, he has curated the Ars Electronica Animation Festival. In 2023, he founded ANIMA PLUS to support animation art and culture in Upper Austria.

  • Photo: Victoria Wolfersberger

    Victoria Wolfersberger

    Victoria Wolfersberger is a freelance filmmaker and digital artist based in Upper Austria. She focuses on sound design, motion graphics, and immersive audiovisual experiences. Victoria lectures at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria and is a board member of ANIMA PLUS. Her 3D short Fish for Life (2019) was screened internationally and won multiple awards.

  • Photo: Jolanda Abasolo

    Jolanda Abasolo

    Jolanda Abasolo is a digital artist based in Lower Austria. Currently studying Digital Arts, she focuses on animation, AI, and generative media, exploring how new technologies shape visual storytelling and creative expression.

  • ANIMA PLUS

    ANIMA PLUS is a Linz-based organization founded in 2023 to support animation art and culture in Upper Austria and beyond. It serves as a platform for artists and promotes creative exchange through workshops, screenings, and public events—free from commercial constraints and open to all interested in the field.

Credits

Film Director: Celine Pham, Jolanda Abasolo, Victoria Wolfersberger, Juergen Hagler | AI Artist: Celine Pham, Jolanda Abasolo | Produced by: ANIMA PLUS | Edit & Postproduction: Celine Pham | Music & Sounddesign: Moritz Köller | Art Historian: Elisabeth Nowak-Thaller | Research & Support: Alexander Wilhelm, Philipp Wintersberger | Photography & Archive: Norbert Artner, Landesmuseum OÖ, Lentos Kunstmuseum, Schlossmuseum Linz | Funded by: BMKÖS, Stadt Linz, Land Oberösterreich | Supported by: Sabine M. Sobotka, Landesmuseum OÖ, Lentos Kunstmuseum, University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria